BeulahBook

Hair & beauty · Castleton, Indianapolis

We do all of it.
And the Korean work
almost nobody does.

Cuts, color, perms, lashes and bridal in Indianapolis. The prices are published, and every chemical service says up front who it’s wrong for.

Client with a soft upswept style

Why here

Services you won’t find at most salons.

Digital perm, magic straightening and multi perm are everyday appointments in Seoul. In Indianapolis, almost nobody does them. If you’ve been looking, this is the salon that does.

The full service list

Digital perm, magic straightening, multi perm and keratin, alongside cuts, color, highlights, balayage, lashes, brows and bridal.

Every price published

The whole list is on this site. You won’t have to call to find out what something costs.

Every warning up front

Every chemical service says what it does, how long it takes, and who should skip it, before you book it.

Most asked about

The digital perm, specified.

It’s the service people ask about most, and the hardest one to picture. So here it is in detail, down to who should not get one.

Digital perm

$350+
Time
3 to 4 hours
Lasts
Permanent until you cut it off
Result
Loose wave, visible dry, minimal daily styling
Best for
Coarse, resistant, or frizzy hair
Not for
Heavily bleached (blonde) or at home box dyed hair. It will lead to damage. Book the consultation and we’ll tell you what your hair needs first.
Aftercare
Recommended to not wash for 48 hours for the best results. Dry with a blow dryer till 90% dry while twisting the hair either forward or backwards whichever way you prefer.
Consult
Free, and required before booking

The team

Who will be doing it

Katherine, Hair Designer · Lash Artist

Katherine

Hair Designer · Lash Artist

Katherine is a licensed Indiana cosmetologist with a passion for creating polished, personalized looks that enhance each client’s natural beauty. She began her career as an apprentice at Beulah in 2022 and earned her cosmetology license from Tricoci University in 2023. She has also trained in Korea and continues to expand her education through travel and hands-on learning.

In addition to hair services, Katherine specializes in lash extensions and facial waxing. Her goal is to provide high-quality, personalized services while continuing to grow her skills and stay current with evolving beauty techniques and trends.

Tiffany, Hair Designer · Makeup Artist

Tiffany

Hair Designer · Makeup Artist

Tiffany began her cosmetology career in Korea, becoming licensed in 1992. In 1993, she earned her Makeup Diploma in Seoul, Korea, further expanding her expertise in beauty and artistry. She later became a licensed cosmetologist in Indiana in 2000, continuing her career and bringing her international training and experience to her clients.

With over 30 years of experience in the beauty industry, Tiffany has built a loyal clientele through her dedication, passion, and commitment to excellence. She continues to travel to further her education, stay inspired by the latest beauty trends, and refine her skills. Her goal is to ensure every client feels happy, valued, and confident, providing a personalized experience where each guest feels truly cared for.

Recent work

The portfolio lives on Instagram.

Finished work goes up there first, and it shows what the work actually looks like in ordinary light.

Take a look before you book. If you see something you want, bring the post to your consultation.

Visit

Castleton, off Allisonville Road

Suite 136, with parking directly outside. Just off 465 at Allisonville, easy from Fishers, Geist, Carmel and Noblesville.

9546 Allisonville Rd, Suite 136 · Indianapolis, IN 46250

Tue-Fri 9:30am-6:30pm   Sat 9:30am-5pm   Sun-Mon closed

317 849 2300

Styling stations and wash basins on the salon floor

The name

Beulah is a word from Isaiah 62:4.

No longer will they call you Deserted, or name your land Desolate. But you will be called Hephzibah, and your land Beulah; for the Lord will take delight in you, and your land will be married.

Isaiah 62:4, NIV · Emphasis added

Many modern translations turn that word into English and print “Married.” This one leaves the Hebrew where it stands, which is why we’re called Beulah and not something else.

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